Participated · Series A · Nov 2023

Medipal operates AfterDoc, a patient re-visit management and aftercare SaaS launched in 2021 that supports post-appointment tasks, patient monitoring, daily health consulting, and appointment management. The company targets clinics and medical practices, aiming to improve continuity of patient care. Medipal plans to help first- and second-tier clinics become central players in local healthcare through its platform. In November 2023 Medipal completed a Series A financing of KRW 5 billion. The new capital brings the company's total funding to KRW 7 billion. Investors in the round include existing backers Bass Investment and Insight Equity Partners, with KT Investment joining as a new investor.

Participated · Series B · Feb 2022

Atommerce operates MiNDCAFE, a mobile app connecting users with mental health professionals via virtual therapy and an employer-focused mental health benefits (EAP) solution. The company also offers an AI chatbot, RONI, launched in December, which supports human professionals by recommending answers and is part of an ecosystem linking patients, experts and AI. With over 1 million app users in South Korea, roughly 100 enterprise clients (including Naver, NHN, Shinhan Investment, Neowiz and Seoul Metropolitan Government), about 200,000 employees using the app via EAPs, and more than 250 specialists, Atommerce has significant traction. Its revenue grew about 1,200% in Q1 2021 versus Q1 2020, and sales have risen an average of 400% annually over the past two years. The company plans to enhance its AI and machine-learning capabilities, invest in digital therapeutics, increase headcount, and expand internationally to Japan in H1 2022 and North America by year-end. Atommerce was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Seoul.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2016

Norsk Titanium develops and supplies aerospace-grade structural titanium components using its patented Rapid Plasma Deposition™ (RPD™) metal additive manufacturing process. The company’s RPD technology transforms titanium wire into complex, safety‑critical parts intended to replace forging and machining in aerospace, defense, and commercial applications. Norsk Titanium highlights FAA certification for its 3D‑printing process and notes Boeing began delivering aircraft with RPD‑produced Ti64 structural components in October 2017. The company has begun operations at an industrial‑scale metal additive manufacturing plant in Plattsburgh, New York, aimed at future production for Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems. Management says it plans to expand access to RPD in commercial aerospace and beyond to accelerate changes in metal manufacturing. The announcement does not disclose revenue, users, or other operating metrics. Norsk Titanium develops aerospace-grade structural titanium components produced with its patented Rapid Plasma Deposition™ (RPD™) wire-deposition technology. The company positions its RPD process as a replacement for forging and machining to deliver precision parts for structural and safety-critical aerospace, defense, and commercial applications. Norsk Titanium announced it will deliver the world’s first FAA-approved, 3D-printed structural titanium components to Boeing and plans to proliferate RPD applications across commercial aerospace. The company has demonstrated its MERKE IV™ RPD machine and will display Dreamliner RPD components at the Paris Airshow. In July 2016 Norsk Titanium announced a $125M state investment to build an industrial-scale metal additive manufacturing plant in Plattsburgh, New York. The recent strategic investment from Triangle Holdings is intended to extend the company’s RPD capability further into the commercial aerospace sector. Norsk Titanium is a supplier of aerospace-grade, additive-manufactured structural titanium components built on its patented Rapid Plasma Deposition (RPD) process. The RPD process transforms titanium wire into complex components suitable for structural and safety-critical applications and seeks to displace inefficient forging with precision wire deposition, promising substantial savings for aerospace, defense and commercial customers. The company is pursuing FAA approval to have the first structural titanium additive-manufactured parts fly on a commercial airliner and is expanding into new metal alloys and markets. Norsk Titanium recently announced an equity investment from Applied Ventures and lists industrial partners and shareholders that include Alcoa, Insight Equity, Precision Holdings, Mecachrome and Bosch Rexroth. In mid-2016 the company closed a $25M funding round and in July 2016 announced a $125M state investment to build an industrial-scale metal additive manufacturing plant in Plattsburgh, New York. Norsk's R&D team emphasizes materials engineering and process management and the company has announced orders and strategic partnerships with Thales Alenia Space, Mecachrome and a leading airframe OEM. Norsk Titanium produces aerospace-grade structural titanium parts via its patented Rapid Plasma Deposition (RPD™) wire-deposition process, targeting structural and safety-critical aerospace and defense applications. The company says its RPD technology has been qualified by top aircraft manufacturers to produce production structural components. Norsk is pursuing an industrial-scale U.S. expansion, including a planned Plattsburgh, New York factory that is part of a proposed $1 billion, 10-year project. The 2016 New York State budget included $125 million to support development of the Plattsburgh facility. The company used the recent funding to support a rapidly expanding customer base, aerospace production part qualification programs, and additions to its leadership team. Norsk also promotes its MERKE IV RPD machine at major industry events and has indicated potential applicability of its technology to other materials and industries. Norsk Titanium (NTi) develops and manufactures premium titanium components using its proprietary Direct Metal Deposition (DMD) process that transforms titanium wire into complex parts that are 70–80% complete. The DMD process reduces time from CAD drawings to finished components by up to 90% and cuts costs by up to 70% compared with incumbent processes. NTi targets demanding industrial markets including aerospace & defense, oil & gas, marine, and automotive that require high-quality, complex titanium parts. The company has achieved technology readiness level six (TRL6) and expects to reach TRL8 by the fourth quarter of the year. RTI International Metals has made an undisclosed strategic minority investment to support cooperation projects and accelerate NTi's market reach. NTi and RTI expect near-term commercialization opportunities, with RTI noting potential applications in the titanium closed-die forging market within the next 12 months.